So, this is an very important piece of information.
This should be shared widely.
Do not wait.
https://rumble.com/embed/v7cl2xi/?pub=4
Complete Breakdown of the Anti-American Left
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mikymoust3149
7 years ago (edited)
Imagine seeing this live in the time when there was no electricity or computer generated music. In the time when this was a new release, and vivaldi is the lead violinist in this first public performance. It must have changed the life of every single person in the room.
3/28/21 edit:
Wow I come back to this and I'm surprised this blew up. Anyway, I took violin lessons but stopped because it was frustratingly difficult, but beautiful, nonetheless.
Much respect for these people who must've gone through a lot behind all that beautiful playing!
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@samuelsenofficial
Imagine if FATIGUE was in the audience. Kek
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@m.f.912
7 years ago
Until Mahler (Vienna, Austria) in 1880, concerts were quite noisy. People went to drink and eat and talk. Mahler introduced the complete silence policy in concerts as we know and behave today. I am not sure most people in this era were awake about the huge creativity they were exposed to then.